Robbie Williams says he loved smoking cannabis - but had to stop because the drug made him fat.

Apparently Williams would get a mad case of the munchies after taking loads of bong hits. More proof that Medical Marijuana actually works No need to do any more tests to see if marijuana increases appetite among chemo patients. Just ask Robbie Williams! lol

Williams, 36, who still considers himself an alcoholic has widely decried alcohol as something that ruined his life. However he recently referred to cannabis as a “lovely drug” which unfortunately didn’t “mix well with me”. Didn’t mix with what? You eating an entire box of twinkies at 3 am? Chub Rock

Williams went on to further talk about his “year of the munchies” and stated “Did you see me last year? Have a look at last year. Yep. Year of the Munchie 2009.”

“Weed, it’s such a lovely drug. It is such a lovely drug. But it doesn’t mix well with me - at all.”

“It doesn’t take much to trigger - I mean, I’ll get psychosis from having this cup of tea!”

“Seriously. The caffeine in that’s enough. Yeah. A cup of tea will make me feel like shit.”

“But it’s just a shame about weed, because I did love it.”

Here’s a hint Robbie. Put down the twinkies, not the bong! And you won’t get FAT!

Prohibitionists and Anti-Drug government funded bureaucrats threw around their fake rage and sound bites as usual talking about how it was a travesty that a role model like Williams would say that marijuana was a “wonderful, lovely drug”. You can see one of these idiot sycophants at the end of this video. Touting the usual bullshit about how marijuana use leads to psychosis (something which has been recently completely debunked by the scientific community)

Ironically enough Williams was sent into rehab not for use of marijuana but instead of PRESCRIPTION drugs which he had become addicted to. So let me get this right. This story is about how marijuana made robbie williams get fat, and then they talk about how this is terrible. Meanwhile, the man is addicted to prescription drugs and there isn’t even a mention of them. Why not make a piece about how Valium or OxyContin ruins people’s lives? Perhaps they refuse because pharmaceutical companies or some of the biggest advertisers on television. How about making a segment about how McDonalds, and High Fructose Corn Syrup make you fat? Oh no, can’t say anything bad about junk food or soft drinks, don’t want to upset the advertisers. it’s the weed. yep. Weed makes you fat. lol

Bunch of fucking morons.

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Former Drug Warrior Jim Gray sits down with Reason.Tv to discuss the insanity of the Drug war. He also explains the six different groups who benefit from keeping marijuana illegal.

via Reason

In 1992, Jim Gray, a conservative judge in conservative Orange County, California, held a press conference during which he recommended that we rethink our drug laws. Back then, it took a great deal of courage to suggest that the war on drugs was a failed policy.

Today, more and more Americans are coming to the realization that prohibition’s costs—whether measured in lives and liberties lost or dollars wasted—far exceed any possible or claimed benefits.

Reason.tv’s Paul Feine interviewed Gray about drug policy and the prospects for reform. The interview was shot by Alex Manning and edited by Hawk Jensen.

Judge Jim Gray is the author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed and What We Can Do About It: A Judicial Indictment of the War on Drugs.

Approximately 8.30 minutes.

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New Marijuana Documentary by Film maker Kevin Booth explores how the legalization movement has exploded in the last 5 years.

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Chubbs and Tang go over how to start a medical marijuana dispensary or delivery service. Step 1 involves getting all your ducks in a row.

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More and more older people are turning to marijuana for medicinal purposes and urging legislators to legalize pot use for patients. In North Carolina, a bill to do just that is working its way through the General Assembly. (Feb. 22)

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This video shows you how you can obtain a medical marijuana card in California.

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The girls’ bong smoking competition roars into action with another batch of marijuana competitions. This video is just of the girls who were definitely able to compete with the boys who were also taking monster bong hits.

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Scientific studies have still not proven that smoking marijuana causes cancer. There are still no confirmed deaths due to marijuana use in its 5000 years of usage. Nonetheless smoking burnt plant matter isn’t exactly good for your lungs. For this reason many people concerned about their health will use a marijuana vaporizer. What happens is that the element in the vaporizer will heat the THC to the point that it vaporizes. Since THC burns at a lower temperature than the plant matter you are able to inhale only the vapor and avoid any carcinogens present in the plant matter. These are also quite common with medical marijuana users who don’t smoke, or may aggrivate a condition by smoking.

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Michigan Medical Marijuana

In November of 2008, a voter approved marijuana act was passed in Michigan, making it one of 13 other states to legalize marijuana for medical use. To qualify for a medical marijuana card, a patient must have a doctors recommendation to treat specific medical conditions such as cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, Crohns disease, and several other chronic ailments. The act was written to protect marijuana patients and caregivers from prosecution, yet the issue raises many questions. For example, how does a patient obtain their medicine since it is still illegal to buy and sell marijuana? To answer this question, I decided to go to a local compassion club meeting, a place for marijuana patients and caregivers to network. Follow me as I attempt to uncover the truth about medical marijuana in Michigan.

Directed by Kyle Papke

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